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The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday said it will not take up two lingering challenges to rent stabilization from New York City landlords, ending months of uncertainty after a broad challenge to the regime got tossed out at the beginning of October.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday said it will not consider a challenge to rent stabilization from major landlord groups in New York, prompting a sigh of relief among tenants even as they await clarity on two other similar cases still pending. 

The public will likely learn in October if challenges to rent stabilization from landlords and trade groups will proceed before the U.S. Supreme Court.

A top Legal Aid Society lawyer who’s expected to fight Mayor Adams’ proposed right-to-shelter rollback in court said Thursday that the mayor’s plan contains a “bizarre” contradiction that could draw scrutiny from a judge — providing a preview of how arguments in the high-stakes legal case could play out.

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New Yorkers will again have the chance to apply for pandemic rental aid under a state court order issued Thursday.

State officials, following a court order, reopened the application portal for its COVID rent relief program late Tuesday, offering some protection but little promise of assistance since the program’s coffers are exhausted.

New Yorkers will again have the chance to apply for pandemic rental aid under a state court order issued Thursday.

New Yorkers will again have the chance to apply for pandemic rental aid under a state court order issued Thursday.

New Yorkers will again have the chance to apply for pandemic rental aid under a state court order issued Thursday.